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"School is everything to Murphy--literally everything, since she's missed out on all of the Traditional High School Things in pursuit of academic success. Her senior year is going to be perfect, and so is she... because she's pushing herself to her physical and mental limit. All she needs to do is i...

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Main Author: Eller, Marissa (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Holiday House, [2026]
Edition:First edition.
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Summary:"School is everything to Murphy--literally everything, since she's missed out on all of the Traditional High School Things in pursuit of academic success. Her senior year is going to be perfect, and so is she... because she's pushing herself to her physical and mental limit. All she needs to do is ignore her mounting anxiety! Which is probably clinical! La la la! But Hayes--her ultrasmart, ultra-annoying rival for valedictorian--is making her year far less perfect than she imagined. He's after that top spot, and he doesn't care who he has to shove outside. But when Murphy and Hayes are paired up for a group project on student mental health, Murphy discovers that he might be the only one who understands what she's going through. The burnout. The self-doubt. The unrelenting grind. Together, they can stand up to the pressures of academia, family, and the way most traveled... if they partner up in more ways than one."-- Provided by publisher.
Physical Description:277 pages ; 22 cm
Audience:Ages 14 up
Grades 10-12
ISBN:9780823460564
0823460568
9780823465972
0823465977
Author Notes:Marissa Eller is a novelist with chronic pain and an abundance of emotions. She holds a BA in English from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke and an MFA in Writing from Lindenwood University, which she uses in her work as an academic consultant. She resides in Hickory, North Carolina with her family and two rescue cats, all of whom she couldn't love more if she tried. When not writing, reading, or helping students, she can be found thinking entirely too much about her favorite TV shows, obsessing over a band she's loved since she was fifteen, or enjoying an afternoon nap.